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When an elephant wandered out of South Africa’s Kruger National Park into the nearby village of Matsulu on 10 February 2024, hundreds of people gathered around and chased it.
CHIFENG, China, Aug. 5, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Envision Energy, a global leader in green technology, today announced a collaboration with Sasol, a global energy and chemicals company, to advance the design study of a potential green hydrogen system at Sasol’s Sasolburg operations in South Africa. The collaboration marks an important step in exploring how future…
A new study led by researchers at Yale University School of Public Health reveals that climate change is reshaping the geography of childhood malaria across sub-Saharan Africa, increasing the disease risk in cooler highland regions while reducing transmission in some of the continent’s hottest areas.
China’s newly unveiled Renewable Energy Development Plan for the 15th Five-Year Plan (2026–2030) is arguably the most consequential clean energy blueprint in the world today. Jointly issued by the National Development and Reform Commission and the National Energy Administration, the plan commits China to increasing renewable energy consumption to around 1.8 billion tonnes of standard…
The Lion, as iconic as it is, is not the only big cat of Africa, as this land also has the stealthy Leopard, the superfast Cheetah and the medium sized Caracal, Serval and even the rare African Golden Cat. I have had the good fortune to see and photograph all these beautiful beasts in the wild…
When conservation biologist Moreangels Mbizah arrived at a village in Zimbabwe in 2014, an unexpected tragedy forced her to face a reality about wildlife. The incident happened when a lion wandered far beyond the boundaries of Hwange National Park, which led Mbizah and her team to track down the animal. When she found the lion,…
Consider a reality in which the cost of solar panels keeps declining each year, wind farms are hitting new highs, and renewable energy is being developed more rapidly than at any point. But even with all this rapid progress, there are still millions of families who return home every evening to no electricity. Children have…
The partnership between Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance and Rwanda Wildlife Conservation Association (RWCA) is a powerful example of how we are working to protect wildlife and support communities in Rwanda and across East Africa. Together, our teams are working with local leadership at the intersection of science, community, and action to create conservation solutions that have a lasting impact.
They are unusual pieces of evidence that regularly appear in Kenyan courtrooms: thousands of ants packed into tiny containers.
